Obituary: Ralph Spearow Agriculturist Dies at 65
Ralph Edgar Spearow 65 died Thursday in Memorial Home. A Nebraska agriculture specialist and community worker, he served with Cheyenne County Certified Seed Producers University of Nebraska Advisory Board and Nebraska Crop Improvement Association. Survived by widow Kathleen Bumgarner daughter and brother Glenn. Memorials to Sidney Methodist Church and Memorial Hospital.
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Ralph Edgar Spearow
Memorial Home
Cheyenne County Certified Seed Producers
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Advisory Board
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Charles
Kathleen) Bumgarner
York
Glenn
Sidney
Herschel
Paul
Homemaker Maude Glassburn Dies in Cheyenne
Maude E Glassburn 88 of Lodgepole died Thursday at DePaul Hospital Cheyenne after a one day stay. She married Herbert Ross Glassburn Nov 12 1907 in Snyder Neb and was active in Royal Neighbors of America. Survived by daughters Velma Tennery and Margaret Lowery. sons Sterling Gordon and Robert. two brothers. 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Holechek Funeral Home.
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Maude E Glassburn
Lodgepole
DePaul Hospital
Cheyenne
Wyo
Herbert Ross Glassburn
Snyder
Neb
Calvin Steven
Elvira Prosser
Clearwater
Glassburn
Royal Neighbors of America
Velma Tennery
Klamath Falls
Ore
Margaret M Lowery
Sterling R
Gordon
Sidney
Robert
Rawlins
Frank Stevens
Riverton
Roy
Holechek Funeral Home
Poll shows waning support for price controls amid deficits
Independent business group NFIB early returns indicate wage price and rent controls now attract 65 percent support down from 91 percent. Respondents blame ineffective administration and urge budget cuts to fight inflation. In Maryland, Isaiah Brown Jr. escaped after his inmate team won 41 36 at Sykesville Correctional Laundry Camp.
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National Federation of Independent Business
Nebraska
South Dakota
NFIB
Woodstock
Sykesville
Issiah Brown Jr
Brown
Stubble Mulching Protects Wheat Crop In Windy Plains
Louis Daigger, Area Extension Specialist, notes winter wheat fields with surface residues resist erosion from recent winds. About 1,500 pounds of residue per acre protects medium textured soil, with more needed on sandy soils. Stubble mulch helps conserve soil moisture and raises fallow efficiency from 10 to 30 percent, but requires commitment to leave residues on the surface and to anchor them during fallow.
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Louis Daigger
Alliance
North Platte
Akron
Colorado
Nebraska
Policy, Loan, Pension Questions for Veterans
A veteran asks about dividends on surrendering National Service Life Insurance to a paid up policy. The VA claim process is discussed with inability to pay for medical exams. A WWII GI loan question confirms eligibility to buy a mobile home with a $12,500 guaranty and up to 30 percent VA loan guarantee.
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National Service Life Insurance
Veterans Administration
Breeding Firm Relocates Offices to Great Falls Montana
Ankony Angus Corporation moves its Advanced Breeding Systems Division from Stanford Montana to Great Falls Montana under President Thomas B. Neff. The division breeds Simmental Limousin Maine Anjou Charolais Chianina Gelbvieh and Ankony Red and supplies seedstock, terminal cross bulls and F1 hybrid females for beef production.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Advanced Breeding Systems
Ankony Angus Corporation
Great Falls
Mont
Ankony
Thomas B. Neff
Stanford
Advanced Breeding Systems Division
Simmental
Limousin
Maine
Opposition to Forced Busing Moves Election Focus
NFIB conducts nationwide poll on Senate Joint Resolution 164 by Senator Griffin Michigan. About 87 percent of independent business people support a constitutional amendment prohibiting compulsory busing. Opposition clusters in smaller northern cities and communities.
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National Federation of Independent Business
Senate
Robert Griffin
Michigan
United States
NFIB
Lincoln Crime Commission Studies Center Plans
The Nebraska Crime Commission backed planning funds for a new or improved law enforcement center but debated building a completely new facility. The current site uses an Air Force barracks at Grand Island Municipal Airport. A $300,000 new facility was proposed, yet some members favor cheaper alternatives and site exploration. The commission also reported $108,756 in federal grants, including $45,000 to Welfare for juvenile care, $34,980 to Liquor Control for investigators and training gear, and $14,831 to the State Patrol for bomb disposal equipment.
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Lincoln Tap
State Crime Commission
Grand Island
Commission
G L_ k Kuchel
Omaha
State Welfare Department
State Liquor Control Commission
State Patrol
Costs Limited For Livestock Waste Control Funds
Dawson County report shows waste control facilities costing 111 per beef cattle head and 0.86 per swine head before REAP aid. REAP reduced costs to 0.65 for cattle and 0.04 for swine per head. Olson warns funds are limited and applications must be filed before construction. deadline December 31, 1972.
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Lincoln
Dawson County
E A Olson
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension
Olson
Nebraska
ASCS
July Date To Begin Label Law
FTC rule requires permanent garment and fabric labels detailing care methods to be attached after July 3 1972. Labels must remain legible for the garment’s life and may be sewn in or printed on selvage.
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Federal Trade Commission
Gerda Petersen
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
FTC
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Stanley Ganzel
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Mid-West
Hiway
RED Hixon
Fredt
Gem Hotel
Illinois
Nebr
Frank and
Helen Smith
Lee Glant
Jim Martin
Lee’s
Land Bank
Gary Hessler
Mgr
Ninth Ave
Kimball
John Deere
G.M.C
Austin-Western
Jarge Forney
Ace- Welder
Brayhill
Mohawk
Tera Cash Dey
Sele
Calkins
John Deere Hammermill
Ed Yung
Maurice & Elmer Kath
Caball
Bed Ave
Ringmaen
First State Bank
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